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Ameena Kara Callender

Teeeezy C enters the crazy world of FelixThe1st, channelling slasher movie vibes, for the insanely catchy Block &amp; Delete.In the vid, FelixThe1st is holed up at home, with his extensive collection of vintage Nokias and VHSs, trying to avoid unwanted female attention, but coming under increasing threat - and&nbsp;eventually taken hostage by that person who is trying to avoid. And apparently it's all 'based on a true story'...[imgtoken data:1]Teeeezy brings his customary flair to his latest 'Tarantino Motion Picture'. There's energy, edge and grittiness, harnessed in a kinetic edit, but also a tangible sense of claustrophobia as we crash into Felix's lair.A lurid colour palette and unpredictable contrast between bright and dark is disorientating, and that suits this irrepressible, Slipknot-loving dancer-turned-rapper. It's as off-kilter as he is, and a good way to build on his breakthough success via TikTok.&nbsp;

United Kingdom

Rose Moya

Teeeezy C

Odyssey

Charlie Relph

Billy Kendall

Chiara Guy

Sam Fullerton

Owen Diplock

Marta Strauss

Dan Levy

Rascal

Digital Orchard

Hip Hop

FelixThe1st 'Block & Delete' by Teeeezy C

Felix-The-1st-'Block-&-Delete'-by-Teeeezy-C

Dua Lipa and Angèle are out on the town in&nbsp;London - and having a proper good time whether they are travelling around or partying&nbsp;- in We Are From LA's scintillating video for the British and French team-up with Fever.With a intimate and gripping guerilla-esque shooting style, WAFLA are going for something palapably authentic - this is definitely a recognisable London after dark -&nbsp;but with a neat twist. In this town, it's&nbsp;all about the girls.

We Are From LA

Iconoclast

Hands 

Justine Sautrey

Alex Chamberlain

Horace De Gunzbourg

Tom O’Driscoll

Laura Thomas-Smith

George Nelson

Arnaud Potier

Sarah Jenneson

Lorenzo Posocco

Samantha Gill

Nikki Wolff

Ophélie Secq

Anna Cofone

Charm La'Donna

Roxane Faure Huet

Jason Wallis

Electric Theatre Collective

Katie Dolan

William Pope

Dua Lipa, Angèle 'Fever' by We Are From LA

Dua Lipa, Angèle - Fever (Official Music Video)

That Go get everyone down the local in their candid new clip for Rag&#39;n&#39;Bone Man.Gathering his friends and family in his favourite Brighton pub, Rag&#39;n&#39;Bone Man spends the day bonding, reminiscing and generally partying with those closest to him. Bringing That Go along to document the whole thing makes for an intimate and genuine feel-good performance.&nbsp;

That Go

Gabriele Lo Giudice, Nick Rowell

FRIEND

Luke Tierney

Sam Goldie

Ryan Parkins

Guillermo Cheer

Hardn Boniface

Natasha Hall

Noel Paul

Belal Hibri

Laura Clayton

Sony Music

Nick Rowell

Rag N Bone Man 'As You Are' by That Go

Rag-N-Bone-Man-'As-You-Are'-by-That-Go

Tom Haines has directed this subtly performed, character-led video&nbsp;for New Order&#39;s second single Tutti Frutti, from their latest album Music Complete.&nbsp;In it, Italian actor&nbsp;Ricky Tognazzi (father of MVA-winning producer Sarah Tognazzi) brilliantly plays&nbsp;a freshly dismissed television show host&nbsp;who has clearly enjoyed&nbsp;a long career in the business. And as we follow him through the winding backstage corridors, it becomes clear that he,&nbsp;understandably,&nbsp;isn&#39;t&nbsp;taking the news too well.But once the downtrodden ex-host reaches the stage, a proper meltdown begins&nbsp;as a particularly strong&nbsp;defence mechanism&nbsp;grants him ability to relive the excitement&nbsp;one last time...

Tom Haines

Sarah Tognazzi

Rob Godbold

BOLD

Benjamin Begovic

Division Slovenia

Steve Annis

Monika Lorber

Natasa Rogelj

Tina Hribernik

Mare Filipic

Mitja Popovski

Dan Sherwen

Kit Wells

Final Cut

James Banford

The Mill

Coffee & TV

James Cobbold

750MPH

John Moule

Alexa Haywood at Free Agent UK

Indie Rock

Rock

New Order 'Tutti Frutti' by Tom Haines

New Order - Tutti Frutti (Official Video)

Ian Pons Jewell has outdone himself in his video for Irish rapper&nbsp;Rejjie Snow&#39;s&nbsp;Blakkst Skn, with a unique and captivating&nbsp;commentary on race set against a story of forbidden love.&nbsp;Like his video for&nbsp;<a href="http://www.promonews.tv/videos/2015/11/19/nao-bad-blood-ian-pons-jewell" target="_blank">NAO</a>&nbsp;released a few weeks ago,&nbsp;Blakkst Skn is&nbsp;uncanny&nbsp;and more than slightly off-kilter&nbsp;scene which&nbsp;melds with the song lyrics and commands the viewer&#39;s&nbsp;interpretation. The video sees the rapper living in a sewer, accompanied by a homeless man and looked down at through a drainage opening&nbsp;by a red-haired woman who is at street level.Then, we&#39;re jolted by a&nbsp;thought-provoking sequence,&nbsp;revealing that&nbsp;the woman is anything but ordinary, as she&nbsp;turns Rejjie into a extraordinary,&nbsp;gold-skinned man.&nbsp;

Ireland

Ian Pons Jewell

Dobi Manolova

Ben Fordesman

Dan Gibling

Mathias Moka

Kais Dahoul

Doug Walshe

Bruno Travers

Joe Douglas

Ashley Hicks

Daniel Goodall

Camil Liberto

Ollie Tiong

Simon Walker

Anna Thompson

Gaia Borretti

Morgan Beringer

Luke Morrison

Samantha Letzler

Hip-Hop

Rejjie Snow 'Blakkst Skn' by Ian Pons Jewell

Rejjie Snow - Blakkst Skn

Nick Rutter&#39;s dramatic promo for Rag&#39;n&#39;Bone Man&#39;s Hard Came The Rain documents the dramatic, violent end of a unstable&nbsp;relationship between a female impersonator and his obsessive ex-lover.It feels like a short film, and impresses for the&nbsp;complexity of the characters and&nbsp;intensity of the performances. And that feels about right for Rag&#39;n&#39;Bone Man&#39;s powerful brand of blues-rock.

Nick Rutter

Sonny

Lana Salfiti

Edward Tucker

Gary Sobczyk

Timothy Belcher

Ryan Boucher

Marshall Street Editors

Houmam Abdallah

Gareth Phillips

Justin Mcdonald, Ricci Harnett

OB Management

Roos Lindgren

Spencer Wilson

James Elias

Harry Wheeler

Mathias Moka, Giovanni Sciacca, Johnny Ho, Oliver Bloor

Maria Martin-Caro, Kalina Maria, Gareth Owen Lloyd,

Kyle Callanan,  Jo Heng,

Georgia Evans, Alice Jessop, Suzanna Prodromou

Jess Horne, Louis Butler, Leaniq Amihyia

James Drew

Andre Jacquemin

Owen O'Sullivan

John Holloway

Portobello Post

Rag'n'Bone Man 'Hard Came The Rain' by Nick Rutter

Rag-'n'-Bone-Man-'Hard-Came-The-Rain'-by-Nick-Rutter

In keeping with the reputation of this hugely influential band,&nbsp;Olivier Groulx has fashioned an entirely uncompromising&nbsp;yet compelling visual style to accompany the first release from Gang of Four&#39;s new album What Happens Next.The video for&nbsp;England&#39;s In My Bones, featuring the magnetic presence of The Kills&#39; Alison Mosshart, is the anthithesis of state of the art digital crispness. It draws the viewer in with the murk and blur of the photography (excellent work by DoP Tim Sidell), and creative edit (likewise, from Vid Price) to combine a ferocious band performance with snapshots of life (and death) in a English country house.It&#39;s also totally in keeping with Olivier Groulx&#39;s own work. From his videos for Arcade Fire to his recent double video for Alt-J, it&#39;s characterised by beautifully-crafted imagery. And this is just the first offering in an ongoing relationship with the post punk legends, who have worked with a fascinating range of vocalists on the new album. Olivier&#39;s video for their collaboration with German icon Herbert Gronmeyer is on its way..

Olivier Groulx

Partizan

Claire Stubbs

Adam Farley

Jon Mealing

Suzi Simms

James Dyer

Tim Sidell

Shaun Fenn

Anna Wild

Vid Price

Daniel Breheny

The Assembly Rooms

Duncan Russell

Johnny Fairburn

Glassworks

Mother City Ltd

Ed Lewis

Gang of Four ft Alison Mosshart 'England's In My Bones' by Olivier Groulx

Gang of Four feat. Alison Mosshart - "England’s in My Bones" (Official Video)

Ian Pons Jewell took inspiration from the old Windows screensaver for his new video for Seekae&#39;s Stars Below, featuring a very tired man in a fetching cloud suit...

Studio Murmur

Pavel Constantinov

Ivan Pavlov

Ognian Atanasov

Atanas Temnilov

Seekae 'Stars Below' by Ian Pons Jewell

Seekae-'Stars-Below'-by-Ian-Pons-Jewell

Ian Pons Jewell takes the director&#39;s chair for the promo to Paolo Nutini&#39;s One Day, the latest single to be taken from his platinum album Caustic Love.Ian&#39;s rather brilliant and&nbsp;lavish video is a homage to the classic Giallo genre of Italian erotic horror films &ndash; and heading up a large cast is none other than&nbsp;British national treasure Joanna Lumley - making her first ever music video&nbsp;- playing an intriguing nightclub singer, who has her own ways of attaining eternal&nbsp;youth.We asked Ian all about the making of the video...How did Joanna Lumley become involved&nbsp;to play what is for her, an&nbsp;unexpected role &ndash; and how did she handle the pressure of a music video shoot?Ian Pons Jewell: We were always intent on getting a known actress for the main role, but it was Paolo&#39;s idea to try for Joanna Lumley as he&#39;s big fan. I was brought up on Ab Fab, so it was a surreal dream come true to work with her. She was an absolute pleasure to work with, but most importantly an incredible talent. She had never done a music video and expressed some nerves about singing the lyrics, but completely nailed it. It was nerve-wracking in the run up to the shoot as there was so much we had to get, mixed with this iconic actress coming for half of the full on day&#39;s shoot. But the whole production was handled incredibly by Residency, my US reps, and&nbsp;Sarah Tognazzi&#39;s next level producer skills.&nbsp;How did you come about the&nbsp;concept of the video, and how does it relate to the song?The idea came about from the first listen actually, an image came to mind of an older elegant singer in a dressing room, singing to herself sadly in the mirror. After more listens the idea of her killing the young dancers to gain their youth was then worked in, using the classic Italian Giallo killer character as her servile hitman. I then worked closely with Dobi Manolova to write the characters in the lounge type area, with her also coming up with the beautiful visual idea of the aerial dancer which gave a much needed energy for that first chorus section. The characters were then fully brought to life by the amazing Ameena Kara Callender who is the costume designer on much of my work.It was a very subconcious connection to the song, but I think it matches well with the final lyrics of &quot;I&#39;ll be gone in a while&quot;. This really pushes the idea for me how this youthful appearance she is addicted to gaining is only ever temporary.&nbsp;I would also like to mention my incredible editor Gaia Borretti,&nbsp;who has cut all my work to date. She actually created a mood film for our initial pitch, with the murder sequence which she cut from old Italian horror films actually informing the final shotlist and shoot.Why does Joanna transform into a younger woman in the latter point of the video?&nbsp;She transforms to a younger woman due to the murder of the aerial dancer. The intention of the montage of other murders was to try to show that it is a ritual, that there have been others, that it is perhaps a nightly occurance. Through wearing the necklace of the girl, she summons her youthful spirit to then transform to a younger version of herself in order to perform one song for the crowd. The backstory is that she is the singer who never ages, a sort of classy circus freak show act.And this is the next video, after Iron Sky, where Paolo is not on-screen. How involved was he in the creative process?&nbsp;He was originally meant to be watching the performance from the back of the space, seeing him subtly in the scene, but was unable to attend the shot due to illness. Though he never stipulated a need for him to be in the video so it worked well either way. I felt incredibly free with the creative, but also due to Dan Curwin who was an absolute joy to work with. They overlooked everything in a very hands-off manner. I think if Paolo is into an idea, he buys into it and lets it fully develop without much interference. I think this is clear with the incredible Iron Sky video.Paolo&nbsp;then wanted more a film look, so Sarah had the idea to get a 35mm print done of the first grade which was all digital, which added a lot to the final look. Ben Fordesman absolutely nailed the look with his beautiful cinematography and Luke Morrison at The Mill then did an incredible job going between the grade, printing to 35mm, then taking it back in for the final colour.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Residency

Marieta Blaskova

Gaetan Rousseau

Lauren Hedges

Richard Lewis

Dom Aronin

Jillie Murphy

Liberty Shaw

Dan Curwin

Terri Cappon

Michael Sarabia

Alt Soul

Paolo Nutini 'One Day' by Ian Pons Jewell

Paolo Nutini - One Day (Official Video)

Taking inspiration from the&nbsp;medieval Dance Of Death paintings, Nick Rutter creates a dark and eerie promo for Vaults&#39; Lifespan.Much like&nbsp;&quot;Death from Lübeck&quot; (roughly speaking,&nbsp;the Danish version of &#39;looking like death warmed up&#39;) the video is&nbsp;a series of still life portraits depicting people from different parts of society. Unlike the painting, death does not explicitly show itself, but it&#39;s relationship with life is examined throughout.

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